A couple years ago, pink was all the rage in cell phones. And if your handset was pink and thin (remember all those pink Razrs?),
then you were especially popular. Though thin is still a forceful trend
in phone design, pink has fallen by the wayside somewhat. And that's
why we weren't surprised when Samsung, a company long known to beat a
trend to death, emerged this week with a trim, pink handset. The Samsung
SPH-M510 for Sprint
certainly is eye-catching (it also comes in basic black) and it offers a
respectable feature set including support for Sprint's EV-DO network, a
1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, and a music player. Multimedia
performance was good, though call quality was scratchy and we didn't
love the flat keypad. The SPH-M510 is $129 with service.
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